Project Management Internship - Construction (Summer 2027)

Path Construction•Charlotte, NC

4h•$18 - $23

About The Position

Path Construction is seeking college students pursuing construction-related majors to join its organization in the Charlotte, North Carolina area for a summer 2027 internship. The intern will participate with project teams and learn about managing construction project activities, including subcontractor and supplier coordination, contract administration, procurement, estimating, cost control, scheduling, quality, and project closeout. Path Construction is a general contractor headquartered in Arlington Heights, Illinois, with offices in Charlotte, Knoxville, Tampa, Dallas, and Phoenix, and projects throughout the United States. The company provides construction services across a range of project types, including healthcare, hospitality, higher education, multifamily, self-storage, senior living, transportation, water and waste treatment, convention centers, laboratories, and correctional facilities. The stated hourly wage range is $18 to $23. The company lists a company computer and certification training.

Requirements

Currently pursuing a four-year degree in Building Construction, Engineering, or a related field.
Up-to-date with modern technology and excellent communication skills.
General knowledge of construction principles and practices.
Strong work ethic and desire to work in a team environment and help grow the company.
Valid driver’s license; ability to travel may be required.
Working knowledge of the project management process and software, including Microsoft Office.
Proficient in Microsoft Office.

Responsibilities

Participate in general contract and subcontract administration.
Monitor and document jobsite safety and accident prevention.
Assist with construction scheduling.
Support material and equipment procurement and expediting.
Process requests for information (RFIs), including receiving, reviewing, submitting, and logging them.
Review and coordinate shop drawings and submittals.
Review, report, update, and account for project costs.
Review subcontractor applications for payment.
Participate in and document project coordination meetings.
Supervise and coordinate subcontractors’ field installations.
Review and negotiate subcontractor change proposal pricing.
Prepare change proposals.
Maintain change order documentation and related cost reporting.
Research and suggest options for construction means, methods, and equipment.
Support quality control and project closeout.
Implement applicable project safety programs and EEO/Affirmative Action programs.
Learn to manage the day-to-day activities of subcontractors and suppliers.